drunken sailor!!"

Oh, and has anyone noticed the foyer table keeps getting moved? In some episodes it's practically in front of the drawing room doors and in others it is closer to the door under the landing? I thought I was crazy at first (thinking it was the camera angle) but now I am sure of it.

oysters/have sex in the restrooms!!"

OMGosh...I love this episode! The dialogue, the chemistry between Burke and Vicki, the flirting, the hope, the bravery, the acting. Burke is very appealing when he's on the make. He even looks different. And who wouldn't fall for Vicki, champagne or malted? I want to quote practically every line between them. I guess this makes me a romantic.

I wonder if Joe is going to blab or keep his mouth shut about seeing Vicki in Burke's penthouse suite? Champagne indeed, lol. It will be interesting to see the journey from here to Joe and Carolyn's final destination. I don't remember the tipping point but I know it's coming. They've had some deeper conversations about there relationship and now she knows the feelings he keeps to himself. I also thought the sentiment that Carolyn expressed to Vicki in the previous ep about not bringing him (a nice guy, undeservedly) into a nuthouse was a new view of her inner feelings about him and their relationship. The writings been on the wall since ep #2 if you ask me.

By the look on Vicki's face at episodes end, I'd say the sparks been lit.

We could see all this coming.  Liz protects David. The investigation is dropped. David lives to kill another day. It's a sad day. At least now we know why Roger hates David.

The real star of this episode is Liz's hair. It was horribly fabulous.

I wonder if someone left an open bottle out. No one gave a solid performance.

Not crazy about the voiceover but loved the wide pan intro of the drawing room. We rarely see a full view of the windows, so, cool, I say.

At first I thought the figure in the doorway was Roger, I was sure of it, because he said so. But not so sure now. I really think it was poorly done, I mean you can see it's a figure with black cloth wrapped around it's head but I'm thinking maybe it played much better on the small B&W sets of the 60s where it would look more like just a dark figure. But they were playing Josette's ghost music (I think) so maybe it's supposed to be a phantom. I think it disappeared in front of Vicki' eyes. At least that's my interpretation. Unless it was just more sloppy editing. If it did disappear, Vicki should have responded to it which she did not. And Roger surely would have heard Vicki calling out to him. And they have been bring up ghosts in the script as of late. So I am thinking it's our first ghost or phantom. It certainly scared the shit out of Vicki. Anybody have an opinion on this? The whole scene was pretty bad in my opinion. Vicki lit a match and threw it into a roaring fire?

I SO wish they would have had Vicki pick up a fire poker instead of a candle stick to protect herself from the intruder or phantom. But the irony would have been lost on us anyway.

Roger is so unlikeable when first talking to Vicki about David's disappearance. David doesn't seem to remember the puppy he had when Burke mentions the dog he had as a child. I remember Carolyn mentioning it to Vicki when trying to warn her about him upon her arrival. I enjoyed all the scenes between David and Burke. David is an awful child.

Burke is still warning Vicki to leave Collinsport. Vicki gives David the benefit of the doubt stating maybe he didn't know how serious the consequences could have been from his removing the valve. I think we know better than that, don't we? How could she not be afraid David will try and kill her? I'd expect her to at least consider the possibility and think it over. Maybe she does in the next episode.

I chuckled thinking about the stage hand having to work the windshield wipers in Burke's car. That would have made a great blooper. This was a sloppy episode.  But an exciting one nonetheless.

Anyone remember if there is a secret panel in Vicki's room?